a crossing of threads in the fabric of fate
That Callie Miller makes me feel like such a slacker.
Reviewing Jon McGregor's So Many Ways to Begin for The Quarterly Conversation and getting married all in one week! Congratulations!
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"So it is with minds. Unless you keep them busy with some definite subject that will bridle and control them, they throw themselves in disorder hither and yon in the vague field of imagination... And there is no mad or idle fancy that they do not bring forth in the agitation." - Montaigne
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- Off to ye ol' stomping ground. Posting will resume...
- baby, we gotta go to the library
- songs inspired by literature
- it's consistently some of the best stuff out there
- swerve festival
- sunday (super) short stack
- existential celebrity
- I’ve got two ears and a heart, don’t I?
- a crossing of threads in the fabric of fate
- everybody hates us and we don't care
- No title
- sunday short stack
- the man booker short list
- madeleine l'engle (1918-2007)
- 52 books in 52 weeks
- because if it's on the internet, it must be true
- its unshorn and expensively sunglassed head
- I'm free to do what I want any old time
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Books
- Black Garterbelt
- BookFox
- Bookslut
- Campaign for the American Reader
- Carolyn Kellogg/Pinky's Paperhaus
- Condalmo
- Ghost Word
- I Read a Short Story Today
- Jacket Copy
- Kenyon Review Blog
- Literary Kicks
- Maud Newton
- McSweeney's
- ReadySteadyBlog
- Syntax of Things
- The Elegant Variation
- The Millions
- Today in Letters
- What Should I Read Next?
Music
- an aquarium drunkard
- aurgasm
- Brooklyn Vegan
- fluxblog
- Funky 16 Corners
- gorilla vs. bear
- Honey, Where You Been So Long?
- I guess I'm floating
- Idolator
- largehearted boy
- Last Plane to Jakarta
- Lonesome Music
- My Old Kentucky Blog
- Paper Thin Walls
- Pitchfork
- said the gramophone
- Sir Shambling's Deep Soul Heaven
- songs:illinois
- Soul Summer
- stereogum
- swedesplease
- The Hype Machine
- Vinyl Mine
- Womenfolk